Life Cycle
Sun baked brown soil of the earth.
Silence in its respite.
Resting, waiting’¦
Seasons passing, snow melting.
Soaking up the essence of the planet,
Storing up richness.
Waiting’¦
Rumbling.
Silence is broken.
Steel tines pushing dirt into rows.
A seed, spinning, falling.
Now nestled in a bed of brown.
Darkness closes’¦
The promise sleeps.
Rain, blowing, silence.
Green tendrils shoving, moving, growing.
Light at last.
Reaching for the sky,
Giving birth to sheathed ears of yellow pleasure.
Grinding, slashing, rumbling once again.
Pulling, tearing, spinning.
Monsters of metallic green mowing.
Wheels moving, gold spiraling, darkness again. Â
Sun baked brown soil of the earth.
Silence in its respite.
Resting, waiting’¦ For the cycle to begin again.
The corn is being harvested. The farmers have driven their huge tractors into the fields to reap the corn that they have waited for all year long. Yes, they have worked hard for it, but God has brought the increase. ‘He causes the grass to grow for the cattle, and vegetation for the labor of man, so that he may bring forth food from the earth.’ ~ Psalm 104:14




Thanks for the comment, again…I love it when people comment!!!
*jumps up and down* Hey I know that song!! I love that song!!
Okay, totally lost my train of thought, so I’m lost now, so I’ll go…*LOL*
God Bless!
That poem is beautiful. It definitely describes how majestic our Lord really is!
Those tractors are pretty cool! Except I’m not sure if I want to drive one myself, LOL! One of my brother loves tractors especially John Deere.
Don’t you just love the fall? It is especially nice up here in New England!
Have a great day and God bess!
Love, Miss Elizabeth
Cool poem. I have never been able to write poems, its hard getting everything to rhyme.
LOL, I have a terrible time thinking of titles for entries.
Thanks for the URL’s I will have to comment on each of theirs.
~Britta H.
Lol, well that would be unfortunate if you never came back.
We were just messing around, anyway.
But no worries. I got my hair cut on Friday.